One dead after collision between car, van on Highway 3 near Sunday Summit
Princeton RCMP said the head-on accident happened at 2:45 p.m., and that one person was confirmed dead. Continue reading
British Columbia
BC Ferries to consider variable pricing, getting rid of fees as part of reservation overhaul
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
BC Ferries is overhauling its reservation system to deal with growing congestion and driver frustration. Continue reading
Courage to Come Back: Now clean and sober, B.C. woman counsels others in recovery
Getting to a place of gratitude was a journey for Bemister, who suffered years of sexual abuse as a little girl. Continue reading
Community rallies to help family of murdered Penticton woman
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
“On April 15, 2019, our small town was changed forever.” Continue reading
Woman arrested at Vancouver airport may be part of organized theft ring: police
By Sean Boynton Online Journalist
Plainclothes officers allegedly witnessed the 60-year-old woman steal a purse in the international arrivals terminal Wednesday. Continue reading
B.C. buckles up for fractious relationship with new Alberta government
By Richard Zussman Online Journalist based at B.C. Legislature
British Columbia is bracing for a contentious relationship between the NDP government and the newly elected United Conservative Party government in Alberta. Continue reading
Fisheries and Oceans takes action to stem Fraser River chinook salmon decline
As a result, big changes are coming for this year’s fishing season. Continue reading
Nighttime podcast recap: The life and cosmic end of Granger Taylor
On this week’s Nighttime podcast, Jordan Bonaparte is joined by investigative journalist Tyler Hooper, who will share what he has learned about the life and cosmic end of Granger Taylor. Continue reading
B.C. real estate industry recommends amending federal money laundering laws to improve enforcement
The recommendations are part of efforts to halt the flow of criminal money in B.C.’s real estate industry. Continue reading
Kids in Vancouver school district addicted to nicotine thanks to vaping, says VSB official
A new bill proposed in B.C. could see flavoured vape products being banned to keep kids away from the addictive habit, but officials say it could be too late. Continue reading